After posting an assessment, you might find that you need to post it again, or you might want to reuse the questions and options for a new assessment. Depending on your goals, you can either repost the assessment or duplicate it.
- Reposting an assessment: Take this approach when you want to deliver the same assessment for multiple sections of a course, or when you need to post a make-up assessment for an exam-taker.
- The new posting will have the same Exam ID.
- You can enter new post settings, such as the assessment password and the start/end dates. You cannot change the questions, scoring options, or other assessment settings.
- Your reports for this assessment will include all of the data from all of the postings.
Note: For more information about make-up assessments, see: Legacy Portal: Make-Up Assessments
- Duplicating an assessment: Take this approach when you want to use the original assessment as the basis for a new and completely separate assessment.
- The new assessment will have its own Exam ID.
- As with any assessment, you can add or remove questions and customize the assessment options as well as the post settings.
- The new assessment will have its own reports. Data from this assessment will not be included in the reports for the original assessment.
Procedures
Repost an Assessment
- Select the Assessments menu.
- Select a posted assessment.
- Enter the new posting information.
- Select Post Assessment (at the bottom of the screen).
Note: For details about the post settings, see:
- Legacy Portal: Post a Question Bank Assessment
- Legacy Portal: Post an Assessment with ExamID or ExamMonitor
- Legacy Portal: Post a Performance Assessment
Each reposting will be listed in the Postings section at the bottom of the screen.
Duplicate an Assessment
- Select the Assessments menu.
- Select the assessment.
- Select the Duplicate button (near the middle of the screen).
- Enter a new Title to identify this assessment.
- (Optional) Edit the questions and other options.
Note: For details about the various options for new assessments, see:
- Select Save (if you want to keep editing this assessment later) or Post Assessment (if you are ready to deliver it to the exam-takers).